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 2013
Porter Scientific is working toward
ISO 9001:2008 certification in 2013.
2013
Dr. Freda Porter, President of Porter Scientific, was appointed Chairwoman of the North Carolina Advisory Commission on Military Affairs.
 June 2011
Dr. Freda Porter, President of Porter Scientific was featured In the June 2011 edition of Elite Magazine highlighting her success as a small woman owned business.
 March
2010
Porter Scientific received the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce
2010 Stellar Award.
 August
27, 2009
Dr. Freda Porter was named the 2009 NC Minority Small Business Person
Of The Year by SBA.
 July
2009
Dr. Freda Porter, President of PSI was appointed Chairman of the
Board of Trustees at University of North Carolina at Pembroke
 April
2009
PSI was approved as a private consulting firm by NCDOT.
May
2007
Dr. Freda Porter was awarded the 2007 Business Person of the Year
by UNCP's Business Visions.
 May
2007
CAIHET is awarded $200,000
job training grant from the US EPA Brownfield Program
 April
2007
Porter Scientific received the 2007 UIDA Business Services Indian
Business of the Year Award.
PSI was accepted into NCDOT's Mentor Protégé Program
where Mulkey Engineers & Consultants, Raleigh served as the
Mentor
January 2007
Dr. Freda Porter, President of Porter Scientific, was appointed
to the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian Board
of Trustees
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 Porter
Scientific Incorporated (PSI)is a North Carolina based American
Indian woman owned SBD HUBZone
small business with a distinguished
award winning track record of providing environmental consulting services, and of supporting research and development. PSI also provides
information technology and facility
support services to a variety of clients
including the United States Departments of Defense and
Transportation, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), national commercial entities and local governments and municipalities.
Learn more about our Government
Contract Vehicles.
BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP)
Recycling in Robeson County is free with fourteen (14) recycling collection sites throughout the county.
Benefits of recycling are:
- Recycling protects and expands US manufacturing jobs and increases US competitiveness
- Recycling reduces the need for landfilling and incineration
- Prevents pollution caused by the manufacturing of products from virgin materials
- Saves Energy
- Decreases emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global climate change
- Conserves natural resources such as timber, water, and minerals
- Helps sustain the environment for future generations
15 Years of Excellence through Quality Work
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